Rescue and recovery pilot Manager Control (bmgr32)

Rescue and recovery pilot Manager Control (bmgr32)

The command line interface of the Boot manager is bmgr32. It is located in the directory c:/ibmtools/utils. The following table shows the bmgr32 switch and result.
Bmgr32 switch result
/B0 boot to partition 0 (based on the order in the partition table)
/B1 boot to partition 1
/B2 boot to partition 2
/B3 boot to partition 3
/BS boot to IBM service Partition
/BW boot to rescue and recovery protected Partition
/CFG <File> apply the configuration file parameters. (See the following section for details about the configuration file .)
/D <n> apply the change to disk n, where n is based on 0 (default value: n = 0)
/H0 hide partition 0
/H1 hide partition 1
/H2 hide partition 2
/H3 hidden partition 3
/HS hide IBM service partitions
/P12: Hide the IBM service partition by setting the partition type to 12
/INFO display HDD Information
The/M0 rescue and recovery environments are located in the service partition.
/M1 rescue and recovery environments are located in the C:/partition (dual-Boot Windows and Windows PE)
The/m2 rescue and recovery environment is located in the service partition with DOS (dual-Boot Windows PE and DOS; only pre-installed in IBM)
/The OEM computer is not an IBM computer. This will force a re-check on the F11 (default) button after self-check. This is required for older IBM systems. This is also the default rescue and recovery settings for the OEM version.
/The IBM System is an IBM Computer
/Q silent
/V details
/R reboot the computer
/U0 unhide partition 0
/U1 unhide partition 1
/U2 unhide partition 2
/U3 unhide partition 3
/US unhide the IBM service Partition
/F <MBR> mount the RRE Master Boot Record Program
/U uninstall RRE Master Boot Record Program
/? LIST command line options.

 

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